how to do selective start up in the computer so that it boots up quickly?

Answer 1

I recommend the use of the Windows startup manager http://www.neosoft-tools.com/windows-startup-manager.htm
It disables any startup programs and fully controls startup by selecting the programs to be launched, while customizing the startup settings (ie how often and when programs should be launched, etc).

Answer 2

the speed that a computer boots up depends on its processor, memory, software (ie: windows/apple), any software that loads when started, any virus programs, firewalls, and then if you have cable or dsl and its always on, then it also has to connect to that.

I have a top of the line sony media machine, its decked to the hilt and I have 2 gigs of RAM. Even mine takes almost 2 minutes to get every last thing done, open and to an idle speed.

The more you have in your start folder in your programs menu and the more icons you have in your task bar next to your clock, the slower your machine will work when opening and when running.

Answer 3

Click start >>Run

Type:
msconfig
then press enter
A window will appear. Click the last tap (Start up)

If you are using Windows xp, it's safe to choose "Disable All"

Then OK.

You'll be asked to restart your computer.

Answer 4

click start
then RUN
then write msconfig
then enter
A window will appear in the last tap u will find (Start up)
click on it,any program u didnot need it remove the right mark
best chance

Answer 5

click start,click run,type msconfig,its best to just disable all of the startup programs and not to do anything else.

Answer 6

click on Start
click on Run
type in msconfig
mess with what you want to, but a little knowledge can be dangerous...take care.

Answer 7

start, run, type msconfig, on startup tab deselect items you dont want